I would like this a lot as well.
Ideally alt-s or ctrl-s like many other documents. even if it just saved to
memory and not disk or server.
I am currently doing a training course with my laptop, I am more worried
about an accidental delete or back space inside a large tiddler of notes.
Regards
You seem to have the syntax right. If you just don't want to type stuff a
lot, then put your line into a tiddler like "parentage".
Then in the child's tiddler, put {{||parentage}} to have the names with
links appear. You can even wrap the code in 'parentage' so that it only
shows something if t
If youv'e not already done it, you could try the list-links macro
Alex
On 15 September 2017 at 22:28, Jim wrote:
> Hi Alex - yes I did but I don't get a link, only the text. What I just
> now found is that if I include the brackets in the field, then the
> {{!!field}} syntax generates a link.
Hi Alex - yes I did but I don't get a link, only the text. What I just now
found is that if I include the brackets in the field, then the {{!!field}}
syntax generates a link. So the field needs to be: [[First Middle Surname]]
instead of just First Middle Surname.
It's the kind of thing that th
Hi Jim,
Welcome.
have you tried this syntax: {{!!field}} ?
Alex
On 15 September 2017 at 22:12, Jim wrote:
> Hello. I have just starting to play around with TW and am working on
> entering historical family information. I am entering people using a
> one-person-per tiddler scheme as that seem
Hi all,
BTW, the buttons are available as a plugin *EditButtons* now:
https://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html.
BTW, it was NOT a good a idea to say its a "plugin" before it is one. That
> will cause you hassle as people look for the plugin not yet created. Lol.
> :-)
>
In my eyes it should be near to co
Is there a way to tweak highight.js plugin so it recognizes and highlights
PL/SQL elements such as *procedure*,* cursor*, and* varchar2*, for example?
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Thank you for the bug report. I will look into this. :)
On Friday, September 15, 2017 at 6:59:11 AM UTC-7, codacoder...@outlook.com
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> Hi Joshua
>
> I think there's a problem... I did as suggested "Edit one of the existing
> Json Tiddlers to get started" and after clicking "Push Fields",
Good to know you are on the point. Considering your suggestions : I
considered only one todo but why not many... My main point is not about the
"present a dynamic summary" but about displaying a proper form in a modal
as for now my solution does not work... Can't wait to see your proposal !
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Hi,
Only had a look at your description. ... IMO there's a conceptual problem.
... at least for me.
But the concept is interesting. I'll probably think about it a little bit
more.
-m
On Friday, September 15, 2017 at 11:11:56 AM UTC+2, peuhpeuh singe wrote:
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> I use tiddly wiki to deal with a
Hi Joshua
I think there's a problem... I did as suggested "Edit one of the existing
Json Tiddlers to get started" and after clicking "Push Fields", I get
this...
Win7, Firefox 55 and 57 (Nightly)
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Hi Jeremy,
I think there is something around non-linear learning here. And TW is
ideally suited to this. I especially like using a pre-release to play about
with.
The "difficult-to-get" bits of a domain for a learner are obvious to the
master.
I read something on the WEF website [1]. It mentions
Hi Alex
Thank you!
The tiddlers in the attached wiki are pretty specific to the question in the
form that you posed it here on the group (eg the reference to the “tree” macro,
when in fact the technique is independent of the macro being called).
It might be better to try to improve the existin
Hi Mario
> IMO the performance of this filter depends on the number of tiddlers. ...
That particular filter doesn’t involve looping through all tiddlers; it just
makes a new list with the specified title, and then processes that single title.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
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Hi twexpert !
I use tiddly wiki to deal with a set of scripts that allow me to reproduce
some results I need to be able to reproduce (go go science !).
Each of these scripts is contained in a tiddler that is tagged with the
name of the article it is related.
Each of these scripts have three ma
On Friday, September 15, 2017 at 9:36:07 AM UTC+2, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> However, there is now another way that can be convenient:
>
> <$set name="wikifyTest" value={{{ [addsuffix[/data]] }}}>
>
IMO the performance of this filter depends on the number of tiddlers. ...
While parsing the follow
Hello twexpert,
Short version : How can I define a keybind to save a tiddler from the edit
mode without exiting the edit mode ?
Longer version: (not sure it is relevant but who know)
* Background:
I am currenlty using tiddlywiki to write small pieces of scripts that are
sourced by my pro
Hi Alex
> I have wikify widget (kind of copied from Thomas):
>
> <$wikify name="wikifyTest" text="<>/data">
>
> snip
>
In fact, you don’t need the wikify widget here. It’s purpose is to apply
wikification to the text that is passed to it, and then return the text content
(ie ignoring any ht
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